Deadlock at Havana Meet on Pan American Tariff Authority
Sub committee on the Pan American union met in Havana to resolve a stalemate between the United States and Argentina over granting the union authority to study tariffs in inter American trade. Both sides held firm after three hours of talks. Ambassador Pueyrredon pushed for concrete steps to lower tariff barriers.
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Associated Press
Havana
United States
Argentina
Pan-American Union
Pan-American Congress
Charles Evans Hughes
Honorio Pueyrredon
Ambassador Pueyrredon
Union
College girl slain and youth dies in apparent murder suicide
In Burn Mawr Pennsylvania an apparent murder and death by own action were found in a car in Haverford township. Bella Alexander 17 died after police found her alive but unconscious from gunshot wounds to head and abdomen. Louis Shapiro 21 is believed to have died instantly from a temple shot. They were to wed in two weeks. the girl reportedly postponed the wedding.
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Associated Press
Burn Mawr
Haverford Township
Here
Bella Alexander
Louis Shapiro
Shapiro
Seventeen Die In Crossing Accidents In Texas
In December Texas saw thirty three grade crossing accidents causing 17 deaths and 83 injuries. Louis A. Gueringer of the state railroad commission reported. Automobiles were involved in 23 accidents including 16 deaths and 22 injuries. Some cars collided with trains.
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Associated Press
Austin
Tex
Texas
Louis A. Gueringer
State Railroad Commission
Girl Scout Troop Formed at McKinley School
A new Girl Scout troop was organized in Amarillo, announced by Mrs Mildred Austill. The group includes many McKinley school students with Miss Ida May McClure as captain.
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McKinley
Amarillo
Mildred Austill
McKnley School
Ida May McClure
Mrs Patton and Thompson Group Travel to Dallas and Shreveport
Mrs Patton of Clovis spent Wednesday in the city. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Thompson and Mrs Thompson left yesterday for Dallas. Mrs Thompson will visit her sister while others go on to Shreveport to visit relatives. They were accompanied by Mr Thompson's mother.
Onion and Garlic Men Peeved About Tariff
America's onion and garlic men protest in Washington to push for higher protective tariffs. They plan to plead before the tariff commission that duties must rise to protect their industry. The move is tied to protecting prices and avoiding harm to their market.
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United Press
Washington
America
Tariff Commission
Silent Woman Believed To Be Grand Duchess Anastasia
Mme Anastasia Tchaikovsky, long rumored daughter of Czar Nicholas I, arrived in New York aboard the Berengaria with Miss Agnes Gallagher. Gleb Botkin, claiming kin to the late royal physician, asserted she is the Grand Duchess, citing childhood memories and exile in Siberia.
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Associated Press
New York
Europe
Mme
Anastasia Tchaikovsky
Nicholas I
Russia
Agnes Gallagher
Berengaria
William B. Leeds
Xenia
Oyster Bay
Lower Bay
Gleb Botkin
Siberia
Mme. Tchaikovsky
Leeds
Caribbean
Anastasia
Botkin
Tchaikovsky
Adlerika aids digestion and restores sleep after gas
Mrs W Kingsbury reports relief from bloating and fatigue after Adlerika. The ad claims one spoonful acts on both upper and lower bowel to relieve gas and old waste, helping eat and sleep better. Postoffice Drug Co. and Fox Drug features in the promotion.
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Adlerika
Grand Duchess Olga Denies Anastasia Tchaikovsky Link
W W Boulmistrow of the Russian Refugee Relief Society says he received a cable from Grand Duchess Olga Alexandrovna in Copenhagen denying that Mme Tchaikovsky is Grand Duchess Anastasia. Olga, sister of the late Czar, visited Mme Tchaikovsky while she was a patient in a German hospital.
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W. W. Boulmistrow
Russian Refugee Relief Society of America
Olga Alexandrovna
Russia
Copenhagen
Mme. Tchaikovsky
Anastasia
Olga
Czar
Tchaikovsky
Will Appeal From Decision In Estate Case
Attorneys for the estate of R. L. Alexander, Potawatomi county treasurer, plan to appeal a federal court ruling awarding $75,000 to the county. The appeal follows lengthy arguments after the decision in Oklahoma City.
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United Press
Oklahoma City
R. L. Alexander
Pottawatomie County
Possible Fraud Indication in County Bond Purchase
Federal Judge Cotteral found evidence showed an indication of fraud by Alexander in using county funds to buy Devol Red River bonds. The suit targets G. C. Abernathy as Alexander estate administrator. Court ruled some funds were legally used but fraud indicated the county could seek setting aside the whole transaction. Mrs. Edward Tamberlin visiting friends in Lubbock.
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John H. Cotteral
Alexander
Devol
Red River
G. C. Abernathy
Alexander Estate
Cotterell
Lisbon quake triggers panic after subterranean blast
A powerful underground explosion near Serra d'Oxa in southeastern Portugal caused people to rush into streets and pray as violent earthquake shocks followed. No casualties were reported though towns such as Alvito Moro Redondo Reguigos and Espremoz felt the tremors with milder effects across surrounding provinces.
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United Press
Lisbon
Serra d'Oxsa
Portugal
Alvito
Moro
Redondo
Regugos
Estremoz
Alemrejo
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Princess Xenia
Rumania
Rock Island
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Firestone Service
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